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France coverage focused on Paris, Alsace, and the slower, more intentional corners most itineraries miss.
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Strasbourg and Colmar are close enough to combine, but they are not interchangeable. Strasbourg is the better base for most first-timers; Colmar is the better base for a slower, village-heavy Alsace trip.

Beyond the crowds of Paris and the glitz of Cannes lies a France that rewards slow travel — medieval villages perched on impossible cliffs, markets that actually cater to locals, and lavender roads that stretch into the horizon.

Half French, half German, and entirely captivating — Strasbourg is the Alsatian city that deserves more than a layover.

Paris is expensive — unless you know where to eat, sleep, and experience the city the way locals actually do.